Are Brompton Electric bikes any good?
Verdict. The Brompton Electric keeps the quintessence of the Brompton, its super compact and quick-folding nature, while adding a good dose of electric assistance that impresses with the power available from such a compact motor. If you’ve never ridden a Brompton before, you might need to get used to the narrow handlebar and stalk-like stem, but when you’ve worked out how to get the most from legs and arms, you realise that this bike can take on long, steep climbs with ease.
Is there an electric Brompton bike?
Brompton Electric Bikes. At Evans Cycles, our range of Brompton electric bikes offers all the comfort, style, practicality and outstanding ride quality of a Brompton, and then adds a compact 250-W hub motor to make rides home from the office just that little bit easier. Brompton bikes are a premium brand and are built to last. Each Brompton bike is handcrafted in London by a team of talent staff.
How heavy is a Brompton Electric bike?
The lightest Brompton Electric bike ever The Electric P Line is available from just 12. Designed for the best performance, with its titanium Advance Rear Frame and premium, weight-saving components. You can carry it, lift it, and ride it further. The most popular model we sell is an M6L which weighs in at around 11. Having said this, many people are surprised how lightly a Brompton is to ride, and how compact and well-balanced the folded Brompton is to carry.
How fast can a Brompton Electric go?
What Is a Brompton Electric? The Electric is a Class 1 ebike with pedal assist up to 15 mph. Power comes via a 300Wh lithium-ion battery. The 345Wh battery pack sits securely up front maintaining a stable ride thanks to Brompton’s innovative carrying mechanism. It’s probably the easiest e-bike battery pack to fit and remove which helps make this one of the most portable electric bikes available. You can expect to ride from 20 – 45 miles on one charge.Brompton Electric The Brompton Electric’s 300 Wh lithium ion battery is prohibited as carry-on or checked baggage because it exceeds the 160 Wh limit allowed by the FAA. The same is true of most ebike batteries: they’re not allowed on passenger planes.